Iryna Vereshchuk

Deputy Head of the Office of the President

Iryna Andriivna Vereshchuk is a Ukrainian political and state figure. She was born on November 30, 1979, in the city of Rava-Ruska, Lviv Oblast. She graduated from the Lviv Military Institute at the Lviv Polytechnic National University, with degrees in law and international relations. From 2010 to 2015, she served as the mayor of Rava-Ruska, becoming one of the few female city mayors in Ukraine. Later, she worked in the security and defense sector and taught at universities.

2010-2015

Mayor of Rava-Ruska

2019

People's Deputy of Ukraine from the "Servant of the People" party

2021

Held the position of Deputy Prime Minister - Minister for Reintegration of Temporarily Occupied Territories of Ukraine

Since 2024

Deputy Head of the Office of the President

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Ukraine and Poland are working on an agreement on education of Ukrainian children in Polish schools

Ukraine plans to sign an intergovernmental agreement with Poland to address issues related to the education of Ukrainian children in Polish schools, including the recognition of Ukrainian educational centers, teaching Ukrainian as a second foreign language, and the introduction of Ukrainian studies.

Society • June 18, 10:22 AM • 24181 views

123 children are forcibly evacuated from Kharkiv region

123 children from 36 settlements in Kharkiv Oblast, including orphans and children deprived of parental care, will be forcibly evacuated to Volyn Oblast within 60 days as part of a free operation with the participation of UNICEF and SOS Children's Villages.

Society • May 24, 08:20 AM • 18542 views

Vereshchuk: Evacuees from dangerous regions of Kharkiv oblast are entitled to IDP payments

Citizens evacuated from the dangerous areas of Kharkiv region are entitled to receive payments for internally displaced persons, as emphasized by Vice Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk.

Society • May 21, 06:52 AM • 23788 views

A new subject - international humanitarian law - may be introduced in Ukrainian schools

Ukraine is considering introducing mandatory courses on international humanitarian law in secondary schools and for civil servants to raise awareness of human rights protection during armed conflicts.

Society • May 8, 01:17 PM • 11598 views

MP: Government to face personnel changes next week

Next week, the Ukrainian parliament may dismiss several ministers, including two deputy prime ministers, the Prosecutor General, members of the Accounting Chamber, and possibly the Minister of Education and Culture, as part of a government reshuffle.

Politics • April 19, 05:43 PM • 23113 views

The Ministry of Reintegration proposes to introduce unified registration for Ukrainian students abroad

Ukraine may introduce a unified electronic register for keeping personal files of students who have left and are studying abroad.

Society • April 9, 04:47 PM • 102873 views

Russians significantly intensified attacks on Sumy region: 6 missile and 11 air strikes per day, evacuation is underway in the region

Russians have significantly intensified their attacks on Sumy region, launching 83 attacks, including 6 missile and 11 air strikes per day, and evacuating residents of border settlements in the region.

War in Ukraine • March 18, 02:06 PM • 30805 views

Ukraine will build 2,000 apartments for war victims at the expense of 72.1 million euros allocated by Germany

The Ministry of Reintegration, IOM, and regional military administrations signed memorandums to provide housing for about 6,000 war-affected people through the construction of 2,000 apartments at the expense of €72. 1 million allocated by Germany.

Society • February 16, 09:59 PM • 50858 views

Ukraine prepares plan to restore de-occupied Kherson region

Ukraine's Ministry of Reintegration is developing a plan to rebuild the liberated Kherson region, focusing on restoring education, healthcare and justice systems. The strategy also provides for community support and humanitarian assistance after de-occupation.

Society • December 20, 04:42 PM • 32868 views

UN to allocate $10 million to provide housing for internally displaced persons in Ukraine

The UN Refugee Agency will provide $10 million to support the Shelter program in Ukraine, which helps homeowners who host internally displaced persons. The agreement, which strengthens assistance with temporary housing, was signed by the Ministry of Reintegration of Ukraine and UNHCR.

Economy • December 20, 05:45 AM • 104493 views